ILT5000 Bench-Top Radiant Beam Intensity

Radiant intensity measurement system

ILT5000, SED033/F/LED

Part Number: ILT5000, SED033/F/LED

Radiant Intensity Measurement System

  • 10+ Decade Dynamic Range of Optical Analysis
  • Pico-ammeter: 10fA to 1mA (calibrated from 100fA - 1mA)
  • Wireless Communication, Built-in
  • User controlled or Auto: Range, Zero/Dark, Sample Rate
  • 4-20 mA Output
  • 15 pin D Sub and SMA sensor/input ports
  • “Set it & Forget It” Remote Data Logging
  • Power: USB or Built-in Re-Chargeable Battery Pack
  • Multi-System Simultaneous Continuous Monitoring
  • Includes DataLight II Software and Labview Sample Code
  • NIST-Traceable/ISO17025 Accredited Calibration
  • Sample Rate Up to 100 Hz, Programmable
  • Made in the USA
  • Custom & OEM Inquiries Welcome

 

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Radiant Beam Intensity detector assembly includes an LED barrel to block ambient light and easily establish the working distance for measurement of radiant beam intensity in Watts/steradian.


Measurement Range: 3.5e-9 to 6.6 Watts/steradian
Spectral Range: 400 - 1064 nm
Order part number: ILT5000*, SED033/F/LED (detector)
* Software Included / Tablet PC Sold Separately
 

Applications: This detector is equipped with our Flat response correction filter designed to create a more uniform sensitive response in the VIS-NIR range. Typically used for radiant beam intensity output of discrete LEDs, small LED modules, or small lamps with calibration for direct readings in  Watts/steradian). Note (aperture was increased to 9.27 mm 6/17.  The aperture is used to block ambient light and align the LED.  It can be unscrewed and removed to allow placement over mounted LED's as shown in the sensor assembly photo.)

 

SED SEL 033 Filter

 

 

 


 

 


Filters and input optics are removable and may be ordered separately from the detector assembly to allow filter and input optic swapping.

For the latest meter specifications, data sheet, installation guide, tech notes and software, visit the ILT5000 page here.